Rishini Weeraratne is an award-winning Sri Lankan media professional recognized for her work in journalism, digital media, and content strategy. She serves as the Editor of The Sun (Sri Lanka), Editor of The Weekend Online at the Daily Mirror, and Head of social media at Wijeya Newspapers Limited, where she is playing a key role in shaping impactful editorial and digital content.
As London becomes the meeting point for international cinema this October, a significant initiative is bringing South Asian filmmakers closer to the people, partnerships and opportunities that can transform their…
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There is a number that policymakers in Colombo should contemplate carefully: $20bn. The Government of the Maldives has agreed commercial terms with Eagle Hills, the UAE based real estate investment…
I first encountered Lovebirds earlier this year through Amrita Khanna and Gursi Singh’s remarkable presentation at Lunuganga in Sri Lanka. Geoffrey Bawa’s celebrated garden became more than a backdrop; it…
I was first introduced to Sujata Assomul through Nonita Kalra, Chief Creative Officer at the Times of India, and the introduction felt particularly special because Sujata was someone I had…
I was first introduced to Varoin Marwah through Shefali Munshi, Founder of The Posh Studio in Dubai, and from that introduction came the opportunity to discover more about the designer,…
I was first introduced to Rosemin Opgenhaffen, founder of Rosemin Beauty, by Farzana Baduel, CEO of Curzon PR, at a Diwali dinner hosted by Sheena Bhattessa, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Citizen Femme, at Jamavar…
The South Asian Beauty Collective will launch the inaugural South Asian Beauty Awards in London this September, creating what organizers describe as the first event of its kind in the…
I first met Anita Horam through Nonita Kalra, the former Editor-in-Chief of Harper’s Bazaar India, during an intimate gathering at Nonita’s home in Belgravia over summer cocktails. As conversations drifted…
There are introductions that feel serendipitous, and meeting Rahul Mishra was one of them. I was introduced to the celebrated Indian couturier by Nonita Kalra, Chief Creative Officer of The…
Sir Vince Cable is widely recognized as one of Britain’s leading economists, politicians and public intellectuals. Prior to entering frontline politics, he served as Chief Economist at Shell and worked…
For more than three decades, Sri Lanka’s global image has been shadowed by headlines of war, unrest, and instability. From the civil conflict that defined the late 20th century to…
From the classrooms of Colombo to the boardrooms of London, my journey has been shaped by purpose, persistence, and possibility. As a journalist, editor, communications strategist, and global ambassador, I…
